Themes
Conductore ships with 5 built-in themes. Switch themes in Settings → Appearance → Theme.
Built-in themes
Midnight (default)
Dark theme with deep black backgrounds and blue accents. The default theme, designed for extended coding sessions.
- Background:
#0f0f0f - Secondary:
#1a1a1a - Accent:
#3b82f6(blue) - Terminal: dark scheme with
#e5e5e5foreground
Paper
Light theme with warm off-white backgrounds and slate accents. The only light theme in the collection.
- Background:
#f5f0e8 - Secondary:
#ede8df - Accent:
#4a6fa5(slate blue) - Terminal: Catppuccin Mocha palette (so terminal content remains readable on the light background)
Copper
Dark theme with warm brown/copper tones and amber accents.
- Background:
#1a1208 - Secondary:
#241a0e - Accent:
#d97706(amber/copper) - Terminal: warm dark scheme
Forest
Dark theme with deep green backgrounds and emerald accents.
- Background:
#0a110a - Secondary:
#111a11 - Accent:
#22c55e(green) - Terminal: dark green scheme
Glacier
Dark theme with cool blue-gray backgrounds and cyan accents.
- Background:
#0a0f14 - Secondary:
#111820 - Accent:
#06b6d4(cyan) - Terminal: cool dark scheme
Applying a theme
Open Settings → Appearance and select a theme from the dropdown. The theme applies immediately — no restart required.
Terminal colors
Each theme defines 20 terminal color variables (--terminal-black, --terminal-red, etc.) that are applied to all terminal panes. This ensures that ls, git diff, and other color-coded commands look correct on every theme.
The Paper theme uses the Catppuccin Mocha terminal palette specifically to ensure dark content is legible on the light background.
Color customization
Themes are defined as CSS variable sets and are not currently user-editable. Theme customization via a CSS override file is planned for a future release.